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Cimburk Castle is a
castle located in the
Czech Republic. It was
built between 1320 and the 1330s. Štěpán of
Vartnov repaired the
castles damage in 1468...
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Schwanberg (1422–25) † Čeněk of
Wartenberg Sigismund Korybut Jan Tovačovský of
Cimburk Hanuš of Kolowrat † Aleš Vřešťovský of Rýzmburk
Chval Řepický of Machovice...
- Zdeněk
Kostka of Postupice † Václav Vlček of Čenov
Ctibor Tovačovský of
Cimburk John II of
Rosenberg Burian II of Gutštejn
Units involved Black Army ...
- died out in 1468 and Mladá
Boleslav was
acquired by the Tovačovský of
Cimburk family.
Before the end of the 15th century, they left the
desolated Minorite...
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radical Taborites were
united in a league. The
Hussite Ctibor Tovačovský of
Cimburk, who had ****umed the
title governor after Albert's death,
continued to...
- Moravia, for example,
Hradisko of St. Clement, Gorazd's Well,
Kozel Rock,
Cimburk Castle and
Moravian Karst, two
places are also from Bohemia: the Cemetery...
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Hranice became a town. From the 1420s, the town
became a
property of the
Cimburk family, and from 1499 a
property of the Pernštejn family. In the 16th and...
- 1601,
Zuzana Černínová was born to Jiřík
Homut of
Harasov and Alžběta
Cimburk from Choustník. In 1621 she
married Jan
Czernin of
Chudenice (1597–1642)...
- are the ruin of the
Cimburk Castle and the
Church of
Saint James the Great. The
church is a late
Baroque building from 1752.
Cimburk Castle was founded...
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along the rivers. The most
notable owners of the Tovačov
estate were the
Cimburk family (1349–1502), the Pernštejn
family (1503–1597), the Salm
family (1600–1715)...
